Simmer the rice until tender
Rinse the rice and cook in a small saucepan until tender.
Chef's tip: Take care not to let the rice turn mushy.
Turkish Cuisine Soups
Refreshing Turkish yogurt soup with rice and dried mint — creamy, tangy and ready in 30 minutes.
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Rinse the rice and cook in a small saucepan until tender.
Chef's tip: Take care not to let the rice turn mushy.
In a bowl whisk together the yogurt, flour and egg yolk until completely smooth.
Chef's tip: The mixture must be completely smooth so the yogurt does not curdle.
Ladle a scoop of hot broth from the rice pot into the yogurt mixture and stir to warm it gradually.
Chef's tip: This step keeps the soup from curdling.
Slowly pour the warmed yogurt mixture into the simmering soup, stirring constantly.
Chef's tip: Keep stirring until the soup comes to a boil.
In a separate pan melt the butter, add the dried mint and let it sizzle, then drizzle over the soup.
Chef's tip: Take care not to burn the mint.
Time's up! Enjoy your meal.
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